Explore Himlaya

Danish senior citizens recommend to “Go to Nepal”

Posted on March 10, 2014 by ehta

Mr. Christiansen Bjarne Ms. Kristen Gram, Mr. Ole Gram, Ms. Anne Larsen and Mr. Hanne Soegaard from Denmark, recently were our clients through our exclusive country partner Kipling Travel. Here we have a photo essay on their vacation to Nepal, including a beautiful testimonial by Ms. Anne Larsen at the end of it.

Danish visitors cordially welcomed at Kathmandu

Celebration of 40th Anniversary at Bandipur

Serving Humanity-Danish visitors visit SOS, Pokhara

Observing cultural program at SOS Pokhara

Visitors ready for boating in Fewa Lake

Sarangkot, a hilltop above Pokhara ideal for the sunrise view

Tharu cultural dance at Mathariya VDC in Dang

Tharu girls in typical Tharu attire at Dang

Canoeing at Rapti River- aquatic and bird life at its best

Visitors on a wildlife safari at Chitwan

Fierce predator, Crocodile at Chitwan National Park

Elusive leopard at Chitwan National Park

Time to go back home

Ms. Anne Larsen rated our service with 5 stars and said few beautiful lines.

Every place in Nepal has beautiful landscapes and the people here are friendly and smiley. The best part of our trip was visit to Mathariya Village in Dang and the sunrise view from Sarangkot in Pokhara.

The service of Explore Himalaya was very good.

We recommend travelers around the world to “GO TO NEPAL”.

Pokhara’s Tourist Attractions

Posted on January 30, 2011 by ehta

Pokhara
Pokhara – Lying under the shadow of the Annapurna mountains and on the banks of the Phewa Lake

Boating in the serene waters of Phewa Lake

Paragliding – Fly with the birds

Mahendra Gufa
Go caving- Waterfall from Davies Falls visible from a crack at Mahendra Cave

The ultimate thrill in Pokhara – Skydiving(Photo: Wendy Smith)

Barahi Temple
A spiritual retreat – The island temple of Goddess Barahi, guardian of the lake city

Sunrise
Watch the sun rising over the Himalayan Peaks from Sarangkot

seti gorge
Seti River Gorge

Davies Falls

Tibetan Camp
A carpet showroom at Tibetan Refugee Camp

International Mountain Museum

(Photos: Sameer Shrestha)

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